what is the maximum weight the board can keep a rider alfoat?
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Sorry, no help here. We ordered 8 Body Boards in different sizes for our grandchildren. We read reviews and purchased the best we could. Plan to use them in Hilton Head end of July.
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At 180 lbs., I am fine on this board. I would imagine you can notch up another 10 to 15 lbs.
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I am not certain. 200 pound person is the greatest amount of weight that I have seen utilize the slant board in my home.
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my heaviest is 140pds and she rides all the time. But im not sure because it doesn't say anything on the board.
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I carry a longboard with a short board on top does great. The straps are awesome. The straps are long enough for more but I do not know how scary it would get at 80mph.
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When fully inflated, my husband takes my daughter out on the board. Their combined weight is 240, and while the water might splash up on their feet, the board handles the load no problem. Hope that helps!
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The weight of the rider does have a factor. The recommended rider weight capacity is 70-250 lbs. Please be sure that the spring setting is set for the correct weight of the person operating the Aquaskipper.
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Im not really sure. As i only weight 120 and xan barely bend the board. But its worth a shot in getting and about speed its pretty slow. I recomend high end longboards never cheap unknown brands
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They say a max of 150lbs. I wouldn't recomend pushing that. But unless they are large touring kayaks and you're doing a very long trip, I don't see a problem.
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The manufacturer's sticker on the underneath side of the board reads "Do not exceed weight of 175 lbs."
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Hi Jennifer, the weight limit on the 10 Six is 275 pounds; it's a great all-around board for a variety of users.
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I use it with two paddleboards stacked on top of each other... A 14 foot and a 12 foot. Probably at least 60 pounds total. Works good for my needs. Pretty simple design. The only limitation for your purpose would be fitting the bow or stern into the slot that the tail of the board fits in. If it doesn't I think you could still use the bungee that's supplied to fasten it to the wheels. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the standards but I am also about 220lbs and would not use this paddle board. Its great for my girlfriend who is about 130lbs. For me, it requires to much effort to stay balanced. For that reason I ride a much larger (inflatable) board. If you want a one-board-fits-both then get one suited for the larger person. With paddle boards, its not about capacity, but rather, whether it is suited for a certain sized rider and their ability. An beginner rider that is 225lbs will need a larger (volume) board than an experienced rider of the same weight. I would say this board for a beginner will work for someone up to 150lbs. For intermediate; 175lbs. For experienced; maybe 200lbs. I don't know the standards but I am also about 220lbs and would not use this paddle board. Its great for my girlfriend who is about 130lbs. For me, it requires to much effort to stay balanced. For that reason I ride a much larger (inflatable) board. If you want a one-board-fits-both then get one suited for the larger person. With paddle boards, its not about capacity, but rather, whether it is suited for a certain sized rider and their ability. An beginner rider that is 225lbs will need a larger (volume) board than an experienced rider of the same weight. I would say this board for a... » Read More I don't know the standards but I am also about 220lbs and would not use this paddle board. Its great for my girlfriend who is about 130lbs. For me, it requires to much effort to stay balanced. For that reason I ride a much larger (inflatable) board. If you want a one-board-fits-both then get one suited for the larger person. With paddle boards, its not about capacity, but rather, whether it is suited for a certain sized rider and their ability. An beginner rider that is 225lbs will need a larger (volume) board than an experienced rider of the same weight. I would say this board for a beginner will work for someone up to 150lbs. For intermediate; 175lbs. For experienced; maybe 200lbs. « Show Less
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I don't think you can manage to do any kind of "surfing" with this massive board. This board is at its best when learning to sup in easy waters. Also this board is for bigger people, say 300 lbs. I would not choose to go at sea with this board.
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Per the technical details listed under product information, this board weighs 28.8 pounds.
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The package insert says the max weight limit is 100 lbs, however I can attest to it supporting at least 135 lbs (i am in my 30s). it's very sturdy, and you could probably get away with putting more weight on it. But I don't have a good sense for how much more it could really take. I wear a size 9 women's shoe and my foot fits just fine on the foot plate. I could get both on if I needed, but when I have ridden it, I am almost always pushing with one of my feet and don't need for the plate to accommodate two feet. Terrific scooter all around! All the neighbor kids are buying one since seeing my son's! The package insert says the max weight limit is 100 lbs, however I can attest to it supporting at least 135 lbs (i am in my 30s). it's very sturdy, and you could probably get away with putting more weight on it. But I don't have a good sense for how much more it could really take. I wear a size 9 women's shoe and my foot fits just fine on the foot plate. I could get both on if I needed, but when I have ridden it, I am almost always pushing with one of my feet and don't need for the plate to accommodate two feet. Terrific scooter all around! All the neighbor kids are buying one since seeing... » Read More The package insert says the max weight limit is 100 lbs, however I can attest to it supporting at least 135 lbs (i am in my 30s). it's very sturdy, and you could probably get away with putting more weight on it. But I don't have a good sense for how much more it could really take. I wear a size 9 women's shoe and my foot fits just fine on the foot plate. I could get both on if I needed, but when I have ridden it, I am almost always pushing with one of my feet and don't need for the plate to accommodate two feet. Terrific scooter all around! All the neighbor kids are buying one since seeing my son's! « Show Less
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Hi. I am not 100% sure but I believe it is 250 My husband is 6'2 and board performed well for him. I hope this helps.
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big adults go off our board all the time without a problem. I wouldn't exceed 250 bouncing though.